A Quick Tip by YungBolo

Sep 10, 2010

by YungBolo
posted in ASIANatomy

If/when I ever decide to watch this movie again, I'll only watch the first half. The second half to me was boring with too much drama.

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This film has been so successful that it spawned a TV series in South Korea and remade in a "straight to dvd" Hollywood movie with the same title with Elisha Cuttbert in the lead. Korean Bombshell Jyeon Ji-Hyeon will be playing the lead in the anime adapted live-action movie "Blood the Last Vampire" scheduled to be released in 2009.

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